2,000 CHAG facility managers pledge to adopt and institutionalize SafeCare Quality Improvement approach [Video]

The Christian Health Association of Ghana (CHAG) has engaged close to 2000 management members of its facilities to take decisive steps towards the full adoption, ownership, and institutionalization of the SafeCare Quality Improvement program in all health facilities under CHAG for sustained and continuous improvement.

The nationwide engagement meeting of all healthcare facility management members forms a major step of the program’s Phase II project, “Developing viable business and operational models for sustainability and increased impact.”

Speaking at the forum to discuss with the facilities management members about the sustainable adoption approach CHAG is taking to own and continue the ISQua-accredited SafeCare international standards locally, the Executive Director of CHAG, Dr. Peter Yeboah, said that CHAG member facilities are now regarded as the game changers in quality-based healthcare delivery in Ghana.

Dr Peter Yeboah emphasized that it has been four years since CHAG embarked on the transformative journey of SafeCare …